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NVIDIA rolls GeForce gaming products into “edge computing” category for financials, now attributes to less than 8% of overall revenue
NVIDIA has officially moved its GeForce Graphics card division into another category within its latest financial reports.
As part of NVIDIA's latest financial report, Gaming revenue now falls under a broader Edge Computing banner, with it no longer getting its own section.
A sign of the times? NVIDIA has introduced a major change to its financial reporting structure, removing gaming as a standalone business category and folding it into a broader “Edge Computing” ...
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Nvidia is so dominated by AI, it no longer sees gaming GPUs as a standalone section of its business
Now part of its "Edge Computing" division, graphics card GPUs make up a small fraction of the company's revenue, as data ...
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NVIDIA Hides Gaming Revenue Under New “Edge Computing” Segment, Blackwell Workstations Drive Growth
NVIDIA moved gaming revenue under Edge Computing as Blackwell workstation growth rises while elevated memory prices slow ...
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